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Famous Birthdays of 26 January

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 26th of January

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Paul the Octopus : English octopus (d. 2010).
(2004) Addison Riecke: TV Actress.
(2003) Sapphire : Pop Singer.
(2003) Robby Novak: YouTube Star.
(2000) Tatiana Ringsby: YouTube Star.
(2000) Emma Victoria: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Ieva Gaile: Latvian figure skater.
(1997) Pasaye Twins in Palatine: Illinois, twin born 92 days after his brother (October 26).
(1996) IM (rapper)
(1996) Allie Evans: YouTube Star.
(1996) Tyger Drew-Honey: British actor.
(1996) Igor Decraene: Belgian cyclist (d. 2014).
(1995) Oli White: YouTube Star.
(1995) Karim Abridged: YouTube Star.
(1993) Cameron Bright: Movie Actor.
(1993) Florian Thauvin: French footballer.

(1993) Miles Jai: YouTube Star.
(1993) Peter Čerešňák: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1992) Sasha Banks: Wrestler.
(1992) Briana Jungwirth: Family Member.
(1991) Nico Mirallegro: Soap Opera Actor.
(1991) Manti Te'o: Football Player.
(1990) Peter Sagan
(1990) Sergio Pérez
(1990) Kherington Payne
(1990) Nina Zander: German tennis player.
(1990) Christopher Massey: American actor.
(1990) Sergio Perez: Mexican racing driver.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Emily Hughes: American figure skater.
(1989) Torrey Smith: Football Player.
(1989) Ruth Kearney: TV Actress.
(1989) MarShon Brooks: American basketball player.
(1989) Nany González: Reality Star.
(1988) Mia Rose: YouTube Star.
(1988) Gary Hooper: Soccer Player.
(1988) Dimitrios Chondrokoukis: Greek high jumper.
(1988) Yukiyo Mine: Japanese softball player.
(1988) Henry Spink: British child with severe perplexing disabilities; he's the inspiration for the Henry Spink Foundation Although he wasborn after an easy labor and his post-natal tests showed perfect results, he showed signs of distress 24 hours after birth.

(1987) Sebastian Giovinco: Soccer Player.
(1987) Rigoberto Urán
(1987) Vladimir Garin: Russian actor (d. 2003).
(1987) TRUE Geordie: YouTube Star.
(1987) Mário da Silveira: Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Jamie Bateson: YouTube Star.
(1987) Mia Rose: English singer-songwriter.
(1987) Asaph Schwapp: American football player (d. 2013).
(1987) Marlon Mario Brandao da Silveira: Brazilian footballer.
(1986) Eléonore Boccara
(1986) Kim Jae-joong: South Korean singer-songwriter and actor (JYJ and TVXQ).
(1986) Hero: South Korean singer (TVXQ).
(1986) Ciera Payton: TV Actress.
(1986) Matt Heafy: American lead vocalist (Trivium).
(1986) Shantelle Malawski: Canadian professional wrestler.
(1986) Mustapha Yatabaré: French-Malian footballer.
(1986) Gerald Green: American basketball player.
(1986) Thiago Pereira: Brazilian swimmer.
(1986) Kim Jaejoong: Pop Singer.
(1985) Mads Ibenfeldt: Danish footballer.
(1985) Heather Stanning: English rower.
(1984) Layla Kayleigh: British television personality.
(1984) Kelli Barrett
(1984) Wu Qian: Chinese classical pianist.
(1984) Iain Turner: Scottish footballer.
(1984) Luo Xuejuan: Chinese swimmer.
(1983) Hong Kong (China)
(1983) Dimitri Szarzewski
(1983) Patricia Leclercq: French murder victim, a 19-year-old murdered on 8 July 2002 by repeat offender, Jean-Paul Leconte, who confessed to his crime in 2007.
(1983) Su Hwan Lee: South Korean footballer.
(1983) Petri Oravainen: Finnish footballer.
(1983) Ryan Rowland-Smith: Australian baseball player.
(1983) Lee Su-hwan: South Korean kick-boxer.
(1982) Arnaud Hybois: French kayakist, he won two gold medals at the World championship (Poznan 2010).
(1982) Reggie Hodges: American football player.
(1982) Brahim Takioullah: Moroccan man, officially known in 2013 as the second-tallest person in the world (2.
(1982) Gō Ayano: Japanese actor.
(1982) Aaron Kaufman: Reality Star.
(1982) Yasushi Tsujimoto: Japanese wrestler.
(1981) Colin O'Donoghue: Movie Actor.
(1981) Juan Haedo: Argentinian cyclist.
(1981) Jesús Corona: Mexican footballer.
(1981) Juan Jose Haedo: Argentinian Cyclist.
(1981) Volador Jr: Mexican wrestler.
(1981) Jose De Jesus Corona: Soccer Player.
(1981) Gustavo Dudamel: Venezuelan violinist composer and conductor.
(1980) Brian Fallon: American musician (The Gaslight Anthem).
(1980) Sanae Kobayashi: Japanese voice actress.
(1980) Ertuğrul Arslan: Turkish footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Sara Rue: American actress.
(1979) Karine Icher: French golfer, who plays mainly on the U.S.
(1978) Andrés Torres
(1978) Kelly Stables: American actress.
(1978) Corina Morariu: American tennis player and sportscaster.
(1978) Reesa Starr: Jr.
(1978) Esteban Germán: Dominican baseball player.
(1978) Esteban German: Dominican baseball player.
(1978) Atsuko Kurusu: Japanese actress.
(1977) Vince Carter: American basketball player.

(1977) Jerôme Jeannet
(1977) Justin Gimelstob: New Jersey, United States -- Tennis star (1994 doubles USTA Bakersfield).
(1977) Missy Rayder
(1977) Tye Tribbett: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player.
(1977) Cindy Cesar: Miss Mauritius-Universe (1997).
(1976) Gilles Marini: TV Actor.
(1976) Yasmine Belmadi: French actor, who appeared in 13 films.
(1976) Shirin Soraya
(1976) Hitomi : Japanese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1976) Paul Byrne: Australian 800m runner (Olympics-1996).
(1976) Tye Tribbett: Gospel Singer.
(1976) Willie Adler: American guitar player.
(1975) Frankie Rayder: American model.
(1975) Brett Banducci: American musician, a violist beginning his career with local orchestras.
(1974) Chris Hesse
(1974) Tanguy Pastureau
(1974) Rokia Traoré: Malian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1974) Shannon Hale: Young Adult Author.
(1973) Melvil Poupaud: French actor, film director, screenwriter, cinematographer, singer-composer (1 solo album), and film editor.
(1973) Ya Kid K
(1973) W Kamau Bell
(1973) The Maestro: American wrestler and actor.
(1973) Tony Ramirez: tackle (Detroit Lions).
(1973) Mark Brook: WLAF linebacker (Rhein Fire).
(1973) Tatsuki Katayama: hockey defenseman (Team Japan 1998).
(1973) Brendan Rodgers: Coach.
(1973) Ya K: Congolese-Belgian rapper (Technotronic).
(1973) Mayu Shinjo: Japanese author and illustrator.
(1972) Harrison Houston: NFL wide receiver (Chicago Bears).
(1971) Dorian Gregory: American actor and television host.
(1971) Leah McLeod
(1971) Alain Penin
(1971) Min Tang: Hunan, China -- Tennis star (1995 Futures-Canberra AUS).
(1971) Jon Heidenreich: WLAF guard (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) Lee Naylor: Australian 400m runner (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Lamar Mills: WLAF defensive end (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1971) Bryan Callen: American actor.
(1971) Mikel Delzangles: French racehorse trainer, who took out his licence to train in 2001.
(1971) Deathprod : Norwegian rapper and producer (Supersilent and Motorpsycho).
(1970) Alessandra Sensini: Italian sailor, winner of the Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics sailing event on 7/29/1996.
(1970) Tracy Middendorf
(1970) Dan Carlson: US baseball pitcher (San Francisco Giants).
(1970) Tracy Middendorf in Miami Beach: Florida, USA; actress (Beverly Hills 90210, Carrie - Days of Our Lives).
(1970) Ronald Moore NFL running back (New York Jets: Saint Louis Rams, Arizona Cardinals).
(1970) Kirk Franklin: American gospel singer.
(1970) Dean Malkoc in Vancouver: British Columbia, Canada; NHL defenseman (Vancouver Canucks).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Mike O'Hearn
(1969) George Dikeoulakos: Greek-Romanian basketball player and coach.
(1969) Michael O'Hearn: American bodybuilder.
(1968) Reggie Jordan: NBA guard (Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1968) Ravi Teja: Indian actor and singer.
(1968) Eric Davis NFL cornerback (San Francisco 49ers: Carolina Panthers).
(1967) Jean-Paul Rouve: French actor, he began his career as radio presenter and became a member of the comic troup "Les Robins des Bois" with Maurice Barthélémy and others.
(1967) Christian Gaudin: French international handball player and current handball coach, who served as the manager of the Romanian men's national team in 2014.
(1967) Bryan Callen: American actor and screenwriter.
(1967) Toshiyuki Morikawa

(1967) Jeff Branson: US baseball infielder (Cincinnati Reds).
(1967) Mark Rockefeller: American noted family, the son and heir of Nelson and Happy Rockefeller.
(1967) Needham: English businessman co-founded Internet Movie Database.
(1967) Anatoly Komm: Russian chef and businessman.
(1967) Tim Pugh in Lake Tahoe: California, USA; pitcher (Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals).
(1967) Pradip Somasundaran: Indian playback singer.
(1967) Katie Peterson-Parker in Bethesda: Maryland, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Oldsmobile-5th).
(1967) Tim Pugh: Lake Tahoe, California -- Pitcher (Cincinnati Reds, KC Royals).
(1966) Kazushige Nagashima: Japanese baseball player sportscaster and actor.
(1965) Thomas Östros: Swedish businessman and politician.
(1965) Allison Hossack: Manitoba, Canada -- Actress (Olivia-Another World).
(1965) Natalia Yurchenko: Russian gymnast and coach.
(1965) Lou Frazier: US baseball outfielder (Montreal Expos).
(1965) Randy Allen: American athlete, pro basketball player for two seasons beginning in 1988.
(1965) Thomas Ostros: Swedish politician.
(1965) Curtis Duncan: American athlete, a professional football player, he made his NFL debut in 1987 with the Houston Oilers.
(1964) Susannah Melvoin
(1964) Wendy Melvoin
(1964) Paul Johansson: American actor.
(1964) Adam Crozier: Scottish businessman.
(1964) Peter Braunstein: American journalist, writer, playwright, and rapist.
(1963) José Mourinho: Portuguese-born football (soccer) coach of the famous Chelsea Football Club based in London.
(1963) Andrew Ridgeley: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Wham!).
(1963) Jazzie B: [Beresford Romeo]; English rapper (Soul II Soul - "Feel Free").
(1963) Jose Mourinho: Portuguese football manager.
(1963) Gisela Valcarcel: Peruvian Hostess.
(1963) Riddell Akua: Nauruan politician.
(1963) Gisela Valcárcel: Peruvian actress and publisher founded Gisela Magazine.
(1963) Tony Parks: English footballer and manager.
(1963) Claudia Lonow in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Diana - Knots Landing).
(1962) Anna LaCazio
(1962) Oscar Ruggeri: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1962) Tom Keifer: rock guitarist/vocalist (Cinderella - "Heartbreak Station").
(1962) Guo Jian: Chinese-Australian painter sculptor and photographer.
(1962) Tim May: Australian cricketer.
(1962) Michael Chiarello: American celebrity chef, restaurateur, vintner and cookbook author.
(1961) Wayne Gretzky: Canadian-American hockey star named athlete of the year on 01/09/1982 and nicknamed "the great Gretzky.
(1961) Tom Keifer: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Cinderella).
(1961) Daniele Luttazzi: Italian comedian, often controversial for his satire.
(1961) Mark Urban: English journalist and author.
(1961) Li Cunxin: Chinese-Australian ballet dancer.
(1960) Pascal Dolique: French industrialist; a pork butcher.
(1960) Road Warrior Animal: American professional wrestler.
(1960) Charlie Gillingham: American pianist and accordion player (Counting Crows).
(1960) Jeanette Bolden: Los Angeles, California -- 4x100m runner (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1960) Gary Plummer NFL linebacker (San Diego Chargers: San Francisco 49ers).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Nuri Bilge Ceylan
(1959) Steve Watt: Scottish professional welterweight boxing champion.
(1958) Ellen DeGeneres
(1958) Anita Baker: R&B Singer.
(1958) Norman Hassan
(1958) Philippe Faucon
(1958) Salvador Sánchez: Mexican boxer (d. 1982).
(1958) Christophe Coin: French cellist, viola da gamba player and conductor active in the field of historically informed performance.
(1958) Ellen Degeneres: American actress and talented comedienne with a hit TV show, "Ellen," in which she came out as a lesbian on 4/30/1997.
(1958) Ellen DeGeneres in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; comedienne (Ellen Morgan - Ellen).

(1958) Salvador Sanchez: Mexican boxer.
(1958) Anita Baker in Toledo: Ohio, USA; singer ("Giving You the Best That I Got").
(1958) Dave Rummells in Cedar Rapids: Iowa, USA; Nike golfer (1993 Buick-second).
(1958) Norman Lamont: Hassan; British reggae musician (UB40 - "Red Red Wine").
(1958) B James: Lowry; rocker (Boys Band).
(1957) Road Warrior Hawk: American professional wrestler (Born 1960).
(1957) Shivlal Yadav: Indian cricketer and manager.
(1956) Lisa Boray: [Schulte Nordholt]; Dutch singer ("Lovers Until the End").
(1956) Simon Howard: English large landowner (Castle Howard).
(1955) Eddie Van Halen: Dutch-American musician whose family moved to southern California when he was ten.
(1955) Lucía Méndez
(1955) Roberto Citran: Italian actor, probably best known for his films with the director Carlo Mazzacurati.
(1955) Lucia Mendez: in Mexico; Spanish singer (Lucia es Luna Moreno).
(1954) Kim Hughes: Australian cricketer.
(1954) Martin Dunn: British editor (Today).
(1953) Lucinda Williams: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1953) Anders Fogh Rasmussen: Secretary General of NATO.
(1953) Bert Heerink: Amsterdam, Holland -- Rock vocalist.
(1953) Alik Alik: Micronesian politician 7th Vice President of the Federated States of Micronesia.
(1953) Alik L Alik: vice-president of the Federate States of Micronesie.
(1953) Anders Rasmussen: Danish politician, a liberal-conservative leader newly elected the national Prime Minister in 2002.
(1952) Frédéric Lodéon
(1952) Thomas Edward Henderson: South Carolina, United States -- Basketballer (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1952) Mario Runco Jr in the Bronx: New York, USA; Lieutenant-Commander US Navy/astronaut (STS 44, 54, 77).
(1951) Jarmila Kratochvílová
(1951) Gilles Lemaire: French politician, who was national secretary of the Greens from January 2003 to January 2005.
(1951) Andy Hummel: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Big Star) (d. 2010).
(1951) David Briggs: Australian guitarist songwriter and producer (Little River Band).
(1951) Walt Willey in Ottawa: Illinois, USA; actor (Joe Novak - Ryan's Hope, Jackson Montgomery - All My Children).
(1951) Andy Hummell in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; rock bassist (Big Star).
(1951) Anne Mills: English economist and academic.
(1951) Jarmila Kratochvilova in Czechoslovakia 400m/800m runner (women's world record holder: Olympics-silver-1980).
(1951) Christopher North: American keyboard player (Ambrosia).
(1950) Jörg Haider: Austrian politician who has caused a stir in the international political scene.
(1950) Jorg Haider: Austrian political leader (Austrian Freedom Pary).
(1950) Janet Lupo: American model.
(1950) Jack Youngblood: American football player sportscaster and actor.
(1950) David Strathairn: Actor (LA Confidential, Eight Men Out).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) David Strathairn: American actor who made his reputation in independent films produced by John Sayles.
(1949) Derek Holt: rocker (Climax Blues Band).
(1949) Paul Nurse: doctor/director-General elect (Imperial Cancer Research Fund).
(1949) Jonathan Carroll: American author.
(1948) Gonzague Saint Bris
(1948) Michel Chabrier: French athlete, a discus thrower who won two league titles in France (the discus in 1972 and 1975).
(1948) Corky Laing: rocker (Mountain).
(1947) Michel Sardou: French singer and songwriter, son of actor and actress Fernand and Jackie Sardou.
(1947) Patrick Dewaere: French leading man of films of the 1970s; a second generation actor, borrowing is grandmother’s last name when he began performing with an improve group in 1968.
(1947) Patrice Dewaere: St-Brieuc Actor.

(1947) Patrick Dewaere [PJMH Bordeaux]: France -- Actor (Les Valseuses).
(1947) Redmond Morris: 4th Baron Killanin Irish director producer and production manager.
(1947) Les Ebdon: English chemist and academic.
(1947) Robert Cailliau: Robert Cailliau is a Belgian informatics engineer and computer scientist, who helped Tim Berners-Lee develop the World Wide Web.
(1946) Michel Delpech: French singer, songwriter, and occasionally actor, most popular in his country for his hits "Chez Laurette", "Wight is Wight", "Les Divorcés".
(1946) Christopher Hampton: Portuguese-English director screenwriter and playwright.
(1946) Henri Bertholet
(1946) Gene Siskel: American journalist and critic (d. 1999).
(1946) Sandy Hughes: American-Canadian astrologer, a British Columbia resident who is noted for her work as a conference coordinator.
(1946) Deon Jackson: American singer-songwriter (d. 2014).
(1946) Jean-Louis Arne: French ophthalmologist.
(1946) Timothy Clifford: director (National Galleries of Scotland).
(1945) Jacqueline du Pré
(1945) Marie-Renée Oget
(1945) Jeremy Rifkin
(1945) Marti Caine: British comedienne and singer.
(1945) Jacqueline Du Pré: British musician, a world-class cellist who became a classical music superstar in the 1960s when still in her teens.
(1945) Jacqueline Pré: English cellist (d. 1987).
(1945) David Purley: British Formula 1 driver (Born 1945).
(1944) Angela Davis: American philosophy professor and radical activist, in 1970 one of the six women out of 142 people who have been on America's Most Wanted list.
(1944) Louis Gallois: French businessman.
(1944) Denise Rich: American socialite and diva from her Manhattan to Aspen, Colorado headquarters.
(1944) Marti Caine
(1944) Jerry Sandusky: American football player and coach.
(1944) Roberta Giusti: Italian television announcer and television host, who died in Rome on 21 February 1986.
(1943) Bernard Tapie: French entrepreneur, a businessman who bought Adidas (shoes) and sold it in 1993 to British shareholders.
(1943) Odile Saugues
(1943) Jean Knight (singer)
(1943) Jack Warner (football executive)
(1943) Jack Warner: Trinidadian businessman and politician.
(1943) Cesar Gutierrez: Venezuelan baseball player (d. 2005).
(1943) Sherian Grace Cadoria: Brigadier General.
(1943) Peter Kenton Winkler: Composer.
(1943) César Gutiérrez: Venezuelan baseball player and manager (d. 2005).
(1943) Jean Knight: American singer.
(1943) Austin ''Jack'' Warner: Trinidadian FIFA Vice-President and CONCACAF President.
(1942) Diana Oughton: American revolutionary activist, a member of the 1960s groups SDS and the Weather Underground, otherwise known as The Weathermen.
(1942) Soad Hosny
(1942) Long Chris
(1942) William McLennan: CEO (Central Statistical Office).
(1942) Scott Glenn: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Right Stuff, Personal Best, Backdraft).
(1942) Souad Hosni: Egyptian actress (d. 2001).
(1942) Henry Jaglom: British-American actor and film-maker.
(1942) Nigel Walmsley: chairman (Carlton United Kingdom Television).
(1941) Scott Glenn: American actor.
(1941) Henry Jaglom: London, England -- Actor (Eating, Lucky Ducks, Always).
(1941) Joan Steitz: American biologist and academic.
(1941) Willy Bocklant: Belgium sport Champion.
(1940) Claude Schockert: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop Emeritus of Belfort-Montbéliard since 2015.
(1940) Séamus Hegarty: Irish bishop.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Marshall Lieb: rocker (Teddy Chicago Bears).
(1938) Margaret Daly: British MEP.
(1937) S J: B Langdale; Headmaster (Shrewsbury School).
(1937) Gerrit Gerritse: Dutch Member of Parliament (CDA).
(1937) Joseph Saidu Momoh: Sierra Leone political leader (d. 2003).
(1937) Joseph Momoh: Sierra Leonean soldier and politician 2nd President of Sierra Leone (d. 2003).
(1936) Théo Sarapo: French actor-singer of Greek heritage, and the second husband of the French singer Édith Piaf.
(1936) Sal Buscema: American comic book artist.
(1936) Theophanis Lamboukas: Greek-French actor and singer (d. 1970).
(1936) Noel Harrison: London, England -- Singer / actor (Mark-Girl from UNCLE).

(1935) Bob Uecker: American baseball player sportscaster and actor.
(1935) Henry Jordan: American football player.
(1935) Carlo Mazza: Italian entrepreneur and industrialist who was shot under mysterious circumstances on 2/09/1986.
(1935) Zbigniew Penherski: Composer.
(1935) Peter Ronnefeld: Composer.
(1935) Corrado Augias: Italian journalist, writer and TV host.
(1935) Bob Uecker in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; catcher/actor (Mr Belvedere).
(1935) Henry Jordan in Emporia: Virginia, USA; NFL defensive tackle (Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers).
(1934) Alain Amselek
(1934) Bob Uecker: American baseball player, sportscaster, actor and comedian.
(1934) Émile Louis: French serial killer who raped and killed young girls placed in a government institution for disabled and abandoned kids.
(1934) Roger Landry: Canadian businessman and newspaper publisher.
(1934) Charles Marowitz: American director playwright and critic.
(1933) Ercole Baldini: Italy sport Champion.
(1932) George Clements: American civil rights activist and Roman Catholic priest.
(1932) Coxsone Dodd: Jamaican record producer.
(1932) George H Clements: Famous African.
(1932) Ronald Allison: British author / broadcaster.
(1932) Christopher Price: Director (Leeds Metropolitan University).
(1932) Pierre Cristau: French writer on military subjects.
(1932) Gilbert Dagron: French historian, specializing in Byzantine history.
(1931) Bernard Panafieu: French Roman Catholic Cardinal, proclaimed Cardinal-Priest of San Gregorio Barbarigo alle Tre Fontane in the consistory on 21 October 2003 by Pope John Paul II.
(1931) Alfred Lynch
(1931) Mary Murphy: Washington, DC -- Actress (A Man Alone, Maggie-Investigators).
(1930) Harry "Buddy" Melges Jr: Wisconsin, United States -- Yachter (1964, 72 Olympics - Gold / Bronze Medals).
(1930) Jean-Clauda Corbel: Pont-L'Abb? physician.
(1930) Anne Macfarlane: Master (Court of Protection).
(1930) A N: Solomons; chairman (Singer and Friedlander).
(1930) Napoleon Abueva: Filipino sculptor.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Paul Nelson: American musician and composer.
(1929) Jules Feiffer in New York City: New York, USA; cartoonist (Passionella) author (Little Murders).
(1929) M R Turner: Publisher.
(1929) Jules Feiffer: American cartoonist playwright screenwriter and educator.
(1929) Gordon Solie: American wrestling commentator (d. 2000).
(1929) Douglas Easley: American actor and record producer.
(1929) Elmer Kelton: American journalist and writer, known particularly for his Western novels.
(1929) Urda Arneberg: Norwegian actress.
(1928) Roger Vadim: French director who began directing in 1961 and has worked in TV, ballet and films.
(1928) Gene Snyder American politician (Representative-Republican-Kentucky: 1963-65, 1967-).

(1928) Philip Jose Farmer: Indiana, United States -- Science fiction Novelist (Riverworld).
(1928) Eartha Kitt: American singer and actress who rose from grinding, abject poverty; an illegitimate child of a half-black, half-American Indian woman and a white father whose identity she never learned.
(1927) François Le Mouël
(1927) José del Hoyo: Honduran businessman and politician President of Honduras (d. 2005).
(1927) William Redfield in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Jimmy Hughes Rookie Cop, Marriage).
(1927) Jose Azcona del Hoyo: President of Honduras (d. 2005).
(1927) Vic Mees: Belgium sport Champion.
(1927) Bob Nieman: American baseball player, a right-handed outfielder who played with the St. Louis Browns (1951-1952), Detroit Tigers (1953-1954), Chicago White Sox (1955-1956), Baltimore Orioles (1956-1959), St. Louis Cardinals (1960-1961), Cleveland Indians (1961-1962), San Francisco Giants (1962), and Chunichi Dragons (1963) (NPB).
(1927) William Redfield: Actor (Jimmy Hughes Rookie Cop), dies at 48.
(1927) Hubert Schieth: German footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1926) Julien Lauprêtre: French president of the 'Secours populaire français' since 1958.
(1926) Farman Fatehpuri: Pakistani linguist and scholar (d. 2013).
(1926) Eliane Monceau: France Actor.
(1926) Ronnie Hilton: Singer (Moonraker).
(1926) Joseph Fraser: Jr.
(1926) Jose Maria Valverde: Philosopher poet / translator.
(1926) Charles Tidbury: Former Chairman (Whitbread & Company).
(1925) Paul Newman: American actor and top star of long duration whose first film, "The Silver Chalice," was dreadful, but led to career development and a rise into the stratosphere of Hollywood stardom.
(1925) Jacques d'Arès
(1925) Joan Leslie in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actress (Sergeant York, High Sierra, Yankee Doodle Dandy).
(1925) David Jenkins: English bishop and theologian.
(1925) Joan Leslie: American actress and singer (d. 2015).
(1925) Ben Pucci: American football player and sportscaster (d. 2013).
(1925) Claude Ryan: Canadian newspaper director and politician (Born 1925).
(1925) Desmond Cassidi: British Admiral.
(1924) Annick Tellenne
(1924) Henri Pichette: French writer.
(1924) Armand Gatti: French playwright, poet, journalist, screenwriter, filmmaker and former WW II resistance fighter.
(1924) Teddy Edwards
(1924) Alice Babs: Swedish singer.
(1924) Warren Frank Benson: Composer.
(1924) Annette Strauss: American philanthropist and politician Mayor of Dallas (d. 1998).
(1923) Anne Jeffreys: North Carolina, United States -- Actress (Dick Tracy, Topper, General Hospital).
(1923) Patrick Hannifin: American admiral (d. 2014).
(1923) Patricia Hughes: English radio host (d. 2013).
(1923) Bernard Schmitt: Strasbourg physician.
(1922) Michael Bentine: British comedian, a member of the famous Goons show, a music and sketches ensemble which began in 1951 on radio.
(1922) Seán Flanagan: Irish footballer and politician 7th Irish Minister for Health (d. 1993).
(1922) Sean Flanagan: Irish Gaelic footballer and politician (d. 1993).
(1922) Roger Remery: Seveux EXecutives.
(1922) Ellen Vogel: Dutch actress (d. 2015).
(1921) Eddie Barclay: French music producer whose singers included Jacques Brel, Dalida and Charles Aznavour.
(1921) Akio Morita: Japanese businessman co-founded Sony (d. 1999).
(1921) Johannes Driessler: composer.
(1921) Frantisek Chaun: composer.
(1920) Hans Holzer: Austrian researcher and writer who often focuses on paranormal topics.
(1920) Derek Bond: Scottish-British author and actor of London stage from 1937 and film from 1946.
(1920) Robert Giraud: France Writer.
(1920) Dan Martin: French astrologer, he contributed to the periodical "Astres" (1968-2008).
(1920) John Logan: Gorlay journalist.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Valentino Mazzola: Italian soccer player, noted family, father of soccer player Sandro Mazzola.
(1919) Bill Nicholson: English footballer and manager for Tottenham Hotspur.
(1918) Nicolae Ceaușescu: Romanian general and politician 1st President of Romania (d. 1989).
(1918) Berten Sercu: Belgium sport Champion.
(1918) Philip Jose Farmer: American writer (d. 2009).
(1918) Philip Farmer: American author (d. 2009).
(1917) Louis Zamperini: War Hero.
(1916) Lothar Jensch: composer.
(1916) Pierre Ruhier: France Military man.
(1915) William Hopper: American actor and noted family, he was the son of Hedda and De Wolf Hopper.

(1915) Robert Aron-Brunetiere: Nancy physician.
(1915) Aldo Boffi: Italian soccer player who played at both professional and international levels as a striker.
(1915) Maxime Rodinson: French Marxist historian, sociologist and orientalist.
(1914) Kaye Webb: English writer / publisher (Puffin Club).
(1914) Stenersen Twins: Norwegian actresses who appeared in revues, comedies, and operettas.
(1914) Princess Hadice: Hayriye Ayshe Durruhsehvar (d. 2006).
(1914) Elsa De Giorgi: Italian film actress and a member of the House of Giorgi.
(1914) Durru: Princess Durru Shehvar of the Ottoman Empire (d. 2006).
(1913) Mario Riva: Italian TV personality, a highly noted host of an immensely popular contest show about popular music.
(1913) Jimmy Van: Heusen songwriter (Love and Marriage).
(1913) Jimmy Van Heusen: American composer (Call Me Irresponsible), dies at age 77 (born 1913).
(1913) William Prince: Nichols, New York -- Actor (City in Fear, Cyrano de Bergerac).
(1912) Cora Baird New York City: New York, puppeteer (Kukla, Fran and Ollie).
(1912) Claude Bouchinet-Serreulles: French military personnel in World War II, a resistance fighter, and after the war a diplomat and senior official.
(1911) Norbert Schultze: German composer and songwriter (Born 1911).
(1911) Polykarp Kusch: German author, teacher and physicist, winner of the Nobel Prize in 1955 for his determination of the magnetic movement of the electron.
(1911) Pierre Louis: France sport Champion.
(1910) Claude Darget
(1910) Ronald Chisholm: Scottish diplomat and High Deputy Commissioner of East Nigeria.
(1910) Jean Image: Hungarian-French animator director and screenwriter (d. 1989).
(1910) Elmar Klos: Czechoslovakia -- Director (Adrift).
(1910) Joë Nordmann: French communist lawyer.
(1910) Marijan Lipovsek: composer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) René Étiemble
(1909) Rene Etiemble: France Writer.
(1909) René Etiemble: French author, essayist, novelist, playwright, critic, professor of literature, married once, one child.
(1908) Stéphane Grappelli: Italian-French musician, one of the most popular jazz musicians of the last 50 years.
(1908) Rupprecht Geiger: German painter and sculptor (d. 2009).
(1908) Dennis Moore: American actor who specialized in western films and film serials.
(1908) Stephane Grappelli: French jazz violinist (d. 1997).
(1908) Jill Esmond: Actress (13 Women, My Pal Wolfe, FP 1), dies at 82.
(1907) Dimitrios Holevas: Greek priest and philologist (d. 2001).
(1907) Eddie Ballantine: Chicago, Illinois -- Orchestra leader (Don McNeill TV Club).

(1905) Maria von Trapp: Austrian-American singer (d. 1987).
(1905) Charles Lane (actor)
(1905) P Jacob: German actor, radio announcer, playwright and director, who died on 20 July 1977 in Schwäbisch Hall.
(1905) John Heenan: British ecclesiastic, a pugnacious Cardinal Archbishop in the Roman Catholic Church.
(1905) Bernard Minetti: German stage/film/tv actor, director, wrote autobiography.
(1905) Walter Jacob: Germany Actor.
(1905) Charles Lane: San Francisco, California -- Actor (Homer-Petticoat Junction, Lucy Show).
(1905) Marquess of Bath: English large landowner / multi-millionaire.
(1905) Maria Augusta von Trapp: Austria -- Singer - inspired "Sound of Music".
(1905) John Carmel Heenan: Essex, England -- Cardinal archbp of Westminster (1963-75).
(1904) Sean MacBride: Irish government minister, a prominent international politician and a former Chief of Staff of the IRA.
(1904) Ancel Keys: American physiologist and nutritionist (d. 2004).
(1904) DaCosta Williams: American astrologer and early member of AFA, who was called "Doc Williams.
(1904) Seán MacBride: Irish lawyer and politician Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1988).
(1904) Douglas Evans: actor (South Pacific Trail).
(1902) Norma Hadsden: Australian opera singer.
(1902) Romney Brent: Saltillo, Mexico -- Actor / writer (Dinner at the Ritz).
(1902) Laurence "Bill": Craigie jet pioneer.
(1902) Menno ter Braak: Dutch writer / essayist (Carnaval of the Citizens).
(1902) Jokichi Ikarashi: Japanese super-centenarian (d. 2013).
(1902) Menno Ter Braak: Dutch modernist author.
(1902) Menno Braak: Dutch author (d. 1940).
(1901) Pierre Bost
(1901) Mariano Picon Salas: Important Venezuelan writer, diplomat, scholar, historian, essayist and politician.
(1901) Ervin Major: composer.
(1900) Karl Ristenpart: German conductor (d. 1967).
(1900) Gerhart Ellert: Austrian writer.

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